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金 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
HanziPinyinEnglishTags
金jīnsurname JinHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnsurname Kim (Korean)HSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīngoldHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnchemical element AuHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīngeneric term for lustrous and ductile metalsHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnmoneyHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīngoldenHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnhighly respectedHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnone of the eight ancient musical instruments 八音[bā yīn]HSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīngold, metal; moneyHSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnone of the eight ancient musical instruments 八音[ba1 yin1]HSK 3, unknown, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
金jīnJurchen Jin dynasty (1115-1234)HSK 3, nr, 8 strokes, radical 金, rank #1187, Medium
jīn(jin1)jin T1
  1. 1surname Jin
  2. 2gold
Also a Chinese surname, Jīn — see the Surname Dictionary
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March 24, 2026

金jīn(jin1)

金 (jīn) primarily means 'gold' and is used to refer to the chemical element Au. It can also denote money or valuable metals more generally, and it has cultural significance, often representing wealth and prosperity in Chinese society. Additionally, '金' is a common surname and relates to the historical Jurchen Jin dynasty.

Strokes8Radical金Frequency#1187DifficultyMedium
Cultural note

In Chinese culture, gold symbolizes wealth and success, often used in traditional practices like gifting gold coins during the Lunar New Year for good fortune. The character '金' also appears in many idiomatic expressions and proverbs related to prosperity.

Memory tip

Imagine a shiny gold coin with the character '金' stamped on it, glimmering in the sunlight. The character itself resembles a pair of 'golden' pillars supporting wealth, helping you remember that '金' stands for gold and money.

Meanings of 金

jīn(jin1)
1gold
2chemical element Au
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About 金

金Simplified
8Strokes
金Radical
人名míngcíproper noun (pr.n.)Part of Speech
#1187Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L3ElementaryTOCFLL3HSKKL2BCT✓CEFRA2

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Quick Contrast

银 (yín) - use '金' for gold specifically, while '银' refers to silver.

Usage Notes

Be careful not to confuse '金' with similar characters that depict other metals or coins. It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts, especially when discussing wealth or materials. Common collocations include 金钱 (jīnqián - money) and 黄金 (huángjīn - gold bullion).

HSK Study Tips

Though '金' is not an official HSK word, it connects well with vocabulary related to wealth and materials. Students should focus on its various uses in contexts of economics and culture, as well as its role in family names.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse '金' with '木' (mù - wood) due to the similar structure. For example, writing '金' when they mean 'wood' in contexts like furniture can lead to misunderstandings; remember '金' pertains to metals and wealth.

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Etymology of 金

Formation typePictographic 象形
六书 ClassificationPictograph (象形字)~4% of characters
Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 王 represents the meaning and 今 represents the sound. 王 is used here because it originally was a pictograph of an axe head, which is made from metal.

Memory hint

A cast-iron bell

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Origin

What kind of character is 金?

Decomposition of 金

IDS Structure⿱人⿻王丷
金Full character
=
人ren2
top
王Wang2
outer
丷ha5
inner
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Parts

Which of these is part of 金?

How to say surname Jin in Chinese

“surname Jin” in Chinese is金jīn

金 (jīn) primarily means 'gold' and is used to refer to the chemical element Au. It can also denote money or valuable metals more generally, and it has cultural significance, often representing wealth and prosperity in Chinese society. Additionally, '金' is a common surname and relates to the historical Jurchen Jin dynasty.

When to use 金

Be careful not to confuse '金' with similar characters that depict other metals or coins. It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts, especially when discussing wealth or materials. Common collocations include 金钱 (jīnqián - money) and 黄金 (huángjīn - gold bullion).

金 or something close to it

银 (yín) - use '金' for gold specifically, while '银' refers to silver.

What learners get wrong

Learners often confuse '金' with '木' (mù - wood) due to the similar structure. For example, writing '金' when they mean 'wood' in contexts like furniture can lead to misunderstandings; remember '金' pertains to metals and wealth.

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Grammar patterns of 金

金 functions as a noun — it names a person, place, thing, or concept. Place it as a subject before the verb (主+谓) or as an object after the verb (谓+宾). Most Chinese nouns require a measure word between the number and the noun (e.g. 一个/三本). It carries 12 related meanings, each with its own usage notes below. The example sentences below show it in action, with practice buttons (Listen, Practice Writing, Practice Speaking) on every line.

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我参加中文水平考试是为了获得奖学____去中国留学。

My taking the Chinese proficiency exam is in order to get a scholarship to study abroad in China.

Common confusions with 金

金vs钅
jīn

金 is often used as a radical for metal-related characters.

金vs锦
jǐn

Similar pronunciation but different meaning, often confused in writing.

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Which one

Which one means “surname Jin”?

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Usage Notes for 金

Confusion with Other CharactersCommon Error

Learners often confuse 金 with other characters that include the metal radical, such as 钅 and 锦.

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金和钅的区别是什么?

What is the difference between 金 and 钅?

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Get it right

Type the missing word. Pinyin works; then pick the character.

____和钅的区别是什么?

What is the difference between 金 and 钅?

Example sentences for 金 (14)

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nrsurname Jin10
1
“给我来份烤金枪鱼吧,”玛丽·安告诉侍者。

“ gěi wǒ lái fèn kǎo jīn qiāng yú ba,” mǎ lí· Ān gàosu shì zhě。

"I'll take the grilled tuna," Mary Ann told the waiter.
2
每个月的彩池奖金总额达1,350万英镑。

měi gè yuè de cǎi chí jiǎngjīn zǒngé dá1,350 wàn yīngbàng。

Each month the total prize kitty is £5 million.
3
科金斯气得眯起眼睛。“你认为我会告诉你?”

kē jīn Sī qì de mī qǐ yǎnjing。“ nǐ rènwéi wǒ huì gàosu nǐ?”

Coggins' eyes narrowed angrily. "You think I'd tell you?"
4
关键是奖学金有限。

guānjiàn shì jiǎngxuéjīn yǒuxiàn。

The fact of the matter is that student finances are stretched.
5
铅是早在古代就已知的金属之一。

qiān shì zǎo zài gǔdài jiù yǐ zhī de jīnshǔ zhīyī。

Lead was one of the metals known to the ancient world.
6
建设电站的资金本该足够了。

jiànshè diàn zhàn de zījīn běn gāi zúgòu le。

The money to build the power station ought to have been sufficient.
7
他们把国外救济金非法转入了个人银行账户。

tāmen bǎ guówài jiùjì jīn fēifǎ zhuǎi rù le gèrén yínháng zhànghù。

They siphon foreign aid money into their personal bank accounts.
8
他们完全是凭体育特长才获得了大学奖学金。

tāmen wánquán shì píng tǐyù tècháng cái huòdé le dàxué jiǎngxuéjīn。

They have been given college scholarships purely on athletic ability.
9
到第三圈时,金基德的车速达到了每小时289英里。

dào dì sān juān shí, jīn jī dé de chēsù dádào le měi xiǎoshí289 Yīng lǐ。

By the third lap Kinkead had touched 289 m.p.h.
10
这更像是首付,也可以说是定金。

zhè gèng xiàng shì shǒufù, yě kěyǐ shuō shì dìngjīn。

This is more like a downpayment, or a deposit, if you like.
nrsurname Kim (Korean)4
11
金先生是我们公司的新总经理。

Jīn xiānshēng shì wǒmen gōngsī de xīn zǒng jīnglǐ.

Mr. Kim is the new general manager of our company.
12
我有一个韩国朋友,姓金。

Wǒ yǒu yī gè hán guó péngyǒu, xìng Jīn.

I have a Korean friend whose surname is Kim.
13
金先生是我们公司的新总经理。

Jīn xiānshēng shì wǒmen gōngsī de xīn zǒng jīnglǐ.

Mr. Kim is the new general manager of our company.
14
我有一个韩国朋友,姓金。

Wǒ yǒu yī gè hán guó péngyǒu, xìng Jīn.

I have a Korean friend whose surname is Kim.

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Cultural Notes for 金

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In Chinese culture, gold is associated with wealth and prosperity. It is often used in decorations during festivals, such as Chinese New Year, symbolizing good fortune and happiness.

🌏Cross-cultural Insight

In Western cultures, gold is often associated with luxury and financial security, but in China, it holds deeper cultural significance linked to good fortune and status.

Word Family of 金

Compounds707
鉴jiànvariant of 鑑
錫xītin; to bestow, to confer
鍔è
鎬gǎostove; bright
鑽zuāndiamond; to bore, to drill, to pierce
鏖áoto fight to the death; to engage in a fierce battle
鐵tiěiron; strong, solid, firm
銼cuòcarpenter's file; to file smooth
針zhēnneedle, pin, tack; acupuncture
錾zànchisel, engraving tool
鈦tàititanium
鎳niènickel
鏽xiùto rust, to corrode
鈔chāobank note, paper money; to counterfeit
鋼gāngsteel; hard, strong, tough
鋒fēngspear-point; edge, point, tip
鏊àoa flat iron cooking-plate for cakes
鑷niètweezers, forceps, pliers; to nip, to pluck
鈈bù
鉉xuàna device for carrying a tripod
銷xiāoto fuse, to melt; to market, to sell
鐏zūn
銘míngto engrave, to inscribe
鑫xīnprosperity; used in names of people and shops
鈍dùnblunt, obtuse; dull, flat; dim-witted
錠dìngspindle, ingot; tablet, slab
鍥qièsickle; to cut, to carve, to engrave
鈕niǔbutton, knob; surname
鎇méi
鍊liànsmelt metals, forge; refine
鈎gōuhook, barb; sickle; to stroke
銀yínsilver; cash, money, wealth
鑚zuàn
鉛qiānlead
鈞jūnunit of weight equal to thirty catties; your (formal)
唫jìnto hum, to intone; to close, to shut
崟yín
崯yín
淦gàna river in Jiangxi province; water leaking into a boat
蓥yíngto polish, to shine
釡fǔ
釢nǎi
釪huá
釬hàn
釭gāng
釱dì
釳xì
釸xī
鈆qiānlead (element)
鈇fū
鈊xīn
鈌jué
鈤rì
鈬duóbell; surname
鉄zhíiron; strong, solid, firm
鉆chān
鉊zhāo
鉌hé
鉏chú
鉝lì
鉠yāng
鉥shù
鉧mǔcauldron, kettle, pot
鉨xǐ
鉱kuàng
鉲kǎ
鉳běi
鉶xíng
鉼bǐng
鉾móuspear
銎qióngan axe's eyehole (for hanging it up)
銕tiě
銞jūn
銤mǐ
銧guāng
銭qián
銮luánbells hung on a horse; imperial
銰āi
銵kēng
銶qiú
鋂méi
鋆yún
鋈wùgold- or silver-plated; to plate
鋊yù
鋍bó
鋐hóng
鋑cuān
鋕zhì
鋘huá
鋡hán
鋭ruì
鋳zhù
鋹chǎng
鋺yuǎn
錀lún
錍pī
錔tà
錞chún
錤jī
錬liàn
録lùto copy
錴lù
錵huā
錼nài
鍅fǎ
鍉dī
鍏wéi
鍐zōng
鍪móuiron pan; metal cap
鍭hóu
鍱yè
鍴duān
鍹xuān
鎉dá
鎋xiá
鎍suǒ
鎏liúpure gold
鎒nòu
鎓wēng
鎞bī
鎤huàng
鎭zhèn
鎯láng
鎴xí
鎶gē
鎸juān
鎹sòng
鏁suǒ
鏚qī
鏠fēng
鏦cōng
鏸huì
鏻lín
鏾sǎn
鐄huáng
鐇fán
鐗jiǎn
鐡tiě
鐩suì
鐬huì
鐱jiàn
鐻jù
鐽dá
鑀ài
鑅héng
鑐xū
鑢lǜfile, rasp; to file, to polish
鑪lúfireplace, stove; oven; furnace
鑯jiān
鑴xī
钃zhú
凎gàn
惍jīn
憌qióng
捦qín
欽qīnto respect, to admire; royal
淾yǐn
琻jīn
碒yín
菳qín
趛yǐn
釒jīngold, metal; money
釓gá
釔yǐ
釕liǎo
釖dāo
釗zhāoto endeavor, to strive; to encourage; to cut
釘dīngnail, spike
釙pò
釚qiú
釛bā
釞zhí
釟bā
釠luàn
釣diàofishhook; to fish, to lure
釤shàn
釥qiǎo
釦kòubutton; buckle, clasp; to engrave
釧chuànbracelet, armlet
釨zǐ
釩fánvanadium
釫huá
釮qí
釯máng
釰rì
釲sì
釴yì
釵chāiornamental hairpin
釶shī
釷tǔ
釹nǚ
釺qiānawl; a tool for boring holes
釻qiú
釼jiàn
釽pì
釾yé
釿jīn
鈀bǎpalladium
鈁fāng
鈂chén
鈃xíng
鈄tǒuwine flagon
鈅yuè
鈉nàsodium, natrium; to sharpen wood
鈋é
鈏yǐn
鈐qián
鈑bǎn
鈒sà
鈓rén
鈖fēn
鈗yǔn
鈘yǐ
鈙qín
鈚pī
鈛guō
鈜hóng
鈝yín
鈟diào
鈠yì
鈡zhōng
鈢xǐ
鈣gàicalcium
鈥huǒ
鈧kàng
鈨yuán
鈩lú
鈪è
鈫qín
鈭zī
鈮nǐ
鈯tú
鈰shì
鈱mín
鈲gū
鈳kē
鈴língsmall bell
鈵bǐng
鈶sì
鈷gǔcobalt; clothes-iron
鈸bó
鈹pī
鈺yùrare treasure
鈻sì
鈼zuó
鈽bùplutonium
鈾yóuuranium
鈿diànhairpin; gold-inlaid item; filigree
鉀jiǎpotassium
鉁zhēn
鉂shǐ
鉃shì
鉅jùsteel, iron; great
鉇shī
鉈shī
鉋bào
鉍bì
鉎shēng
鉐shí
鉑bó
鉒zhù
鉓chì
鉔zā
鉕pō
鉖tóng
鉗qiánpincers, pliers, tongs; to compress
鉘fú
鉙zhǎi
鉚mǎorivet
鉜fú
鉞yuèbroad-axe; halberd, battle-axe
鉟pī
鉡bàn
鉢bō
鉣jié
鉤gōuhook, barb, sickle; to hook, to link
鉦zhēng
鉩xǐ
鉪dì
鉫jiā
鉬mù
鉭tǎn
鉮huán
鉯yǐ
鉰sī
鉵tóng
鉷hóng
鉸jiǎohinge; scissors, shears; to cut
鉹chǐ
鉺èr
鉻gèchromium
鉽shì
鉿jiā
銁jūn
銂zhōu
銃chòngancient weapon; blunderbuss
銄xiǎng
銅tóngcopper, bronze
銆mò
銇lèi
銈jī
銉yù
銊xù
銋rén
銌zùn
銍zhì
銏shàn
銐chì
銑xǐmill
銒xíng
銓quánto weigh, to measure; to select, to elect; to estimate
銔pī
銖zhūa unit of weight, about 1 gram
銗xiàng
銙kuǎ
銚diàohoe; spear; surname
銛xiān
銜xiánrank, title; to bite, to hold in the mouth
銝xiū
銟chā
銠lǎo
銡jí
銢pǐ
銣rú
銥yī
銦yīn
銨ǎnammonium
銩diū
銪yǒu
銫sè
銬kàoshackles, manacles
銯sī
銱diào
銲hànto solder, to weld; greaves
銳ruìsharp, pointed; keen, acute
銴shì
銸zhé
銹xiùto rust, to corrode
銺zàng
銻tí
銽guā
銾hòngmercury (element)
銿zhōng
鋀tōu
鋁lǚaluminum
鋃lángchain, lock; ornament
鋄wàn
鋅xīnzinc
鋇bèibarium
鋉sù
鋋chán
鋌dìngingots, metal bars; to hurry
鋎hàn
鋏jiá
鋓chān
鋔wǎn
鋖sī
鋗xuān
鋙yǔ
鋚tiáo
鋛kuàng
鋜zhuó
鋝lüè
鋞xíng
鋟qǐn
鋠shèn
鋢lüè
鋣yé
鋤chúhoe; to eradicate, to weed out
鋥zèngto polish, to shine
鋦jūcurium
鋧xiàn
鋨é
鋩mángsword-point; sharp, pointed
鋪pùshop, store; bed, mattress
鋫lí
鋬pàn
鋮chéng
鋯gàozirconium
鋰lǐlithium
鋱tè
鋲bīng
鋴zhèn
鋵tū
鋶liǔ
鋷zuì
鋸jùa saw; to saw, to amputate
鋻jiàn
鋽diào
鋾táo
鋿cháng
錁guǒ
錂líng
錃pī
錄lùto copy, to record, to write down
錅lí
錆qiāng
錇póu
錈juǎn
錉mín
錊zuì
錋péng
錌àn
錎xiàn
錏yā
錐zhuīgimlet, drill, awl; to drill, to bore
錑lèi
錒āactinium
錓kōng
錕kūna legendary sword
錖dú
錗nèi
錘chuíhammer
錙zīhalf-pound; an ancient unit of weight
錚zhēngclanging sound; a small gong
錛bēn
錜niè
錝zòng
錟tán
錡qí
錢qiánmoney, currency, coins
錣zhuì
錥yù
錦jǐnbrocade, tapestry; embroidered
錧guǎn
錨máoanchor
錩chāng
錪tiǎn
錭táo
錮gùto run hot metal through a mold; to confine, to restrain, to stop
錯cuòerror, mistake; incorrect, wrong
錰shù
錱zhēn
錳měngmanganese
錶biǎoto show, to express, to display; outside, appearance; a watch
錷gá
錸lái
錹kěn
錺fāng
錻wu
錽wàn
錿hǔ
鍀dé
鍁xiānshovel
鍂piān
鍃huō
鍄liàng
鍆mén
鍇kǎi
鍈yīng
鍋guōcooking-pot, saucepan
鍌xiǎn
鍍dù
鍎tú
鍑fù
鍒róu
鍓jí
鍕jūn
鍖chěn
鍗tí
鍘zhá
鍙hù
鍚yáng
鍛duànto temper, to refine; to forge metal
鍜xiá
鍝yú
鍞kēng
鍟shēng
鍠huáng
鍡wěi
鍢fù
鍣zhāo
鍤chā
鍦shī
鍧hōng
鍨kuí
鍩tiǎn
鍫qiāo
鍬qiāoshovel
鍮tōu
鍯cōng
鍰huán
鍲mín
鍳jiàn
鍵jiànlock, door bolt; key
鍶sōng
鍷kuí
鍸hú
鍺zhě
鍻jié
鍼zhēn
鍽biān
鍾zhōngcup, glass, goblet; surname
鍿zī
鎀xiū
鎁yé
鎂měimagnesium
鎃pài
鎄āi
鎅jiè
鎆qian
鎈suǒ
鎊bàngpound sterling
鎌lián
鎎kài
鎐yáo
鎑yè
鎔róngmold; to fuse, to melt, to smelt
鎕táng
鎖suǒlock, padlock; chains, shackles
鎗qiāng
鎘lì
鎙shuò
鎚chuí
鎛bólarge bell; hoe, spade
鎜pán
鎝dā
鎟sǎng
鎠gāng
鎡zī
鎢wūtungsten, wolfram
鎣yíngto polish, to shine
鎥tiáo
鎦liúto distill; lutetium; surname
鎧kǎiarmor, chain mail
鎨sǔn
鎩shāspear; to injure
鎪sōu
鎫wàn
鎮zhèncalm, composed; to control, to suppress
鎰yì
鎱yuán
鎲tǎng
鎵jiā
鎷mǎ
鎺zǔ
鎻suǒ
鎼xià
鎽fēng
鎾wēn
鎿ná
鏀lǔ
鏂ōu
鏃zú
鏄tuán
鏅xiū
鏆guàn
鏇xuàn
鏈liànchain, wire; chains, shackles
鏉shòu
鏋mǎn
鏌mò
鏍luó
鏎bì
鏏wèi
鏐liú
鏑dí
鏒sǎn
鏓zǒng
鏔yí
鏕lù
鏗kēng
鏘qiāng
鏙cuī
鏛cháng
鏜tāng
鏝màn
鏞yōng
鏟chǎnspade, shovel; trowel, scoop
鏡jìngmirror, glass; lens, glasses
鏢biāospear, harpoon, dart; to escort
鏣shù
鏤lòu
鏥xiù
鏧lóng
鏨zàn
鏩jiàn
鏪cáo
鏫lí
鏬xià
鏭xī
鏮kāng
鏯shuǎng
鏰bèng
鏱zhang
鏲qian
鏳chēng
鏴lù
鏵huá
鏶jí
鏷pú
鏹qiǎng
鏺pō
鏼sè
鏿chēng
鐀kuì
鐁sī
鐂liú
鐃náo
鐅piě
鐆suì
鐈qiáo
鐉quān
鐊yáng
鐋tāng
鐌xiàng
鐍jué
鐎jiāo
鐐liàofetters, leg-irons
鐑qiè
鐒láo
鐓duì
鐔xín
鐕zān
鐖jī
鐘zhōngclock; bell
鐙dèng
鐚yā
鐛yǐng
鐜duī
鐝jué
鐞nòu
鐟zān
鐠pǔ
鐢fán
鐣chēng
鐤dǐng
鐥shàn
鐦kāi
鐧jiān
鐨fèi
鐪lǔ
鐫juān
鐭yù
鐮liánsickle
鐯zhuó
鐰qiāo
鐲zhuóbracelet, armband; small bell
鐳léi
鐴bì
鐶huán
鐷yè
鐸duó
鐹guǒ
鐺dāngfrying pan; warming vessel
鐼fén
鐾bèia flat iron cooking-plate for cakes
鐿yì
鑁zōng
鑂xùn
鑃diào
鑄zhùto melt, to cast; to mint, to coin
鑆zhuì
鑇jī
鑈niè
鑉hé
鑊huòcauldron, large iron pot
鑋qīng
鑌bīn
鑍yīng
鑎kuì
鑏níng
鑑jiànmirror, looking glass; to reflect
鑒jiànmirror, looking glass; to reflect
鑓qiǎn
鑔chǎcymbals
鑕zhì
鑖miè
鑗lí
鑘léi
鑙jī
鑛kuàng
鑜shǎng
鑝péng
鑞làtin, solder
鑟dú
鑠shuòto melt, to smelt; polish, shine
鑡chuò
鑣biāobit, bridle; to ride
鑤bào
鑥lǔ
鑦xian
鑧kuān
鑨lóng
鑩è
鑬jiàn
鑭lánlanthanum
鑮bó
鑰yàolock, key
鑱chán
鑲xiānginset, inlay; to set, to mount; to fill
鑳jiàn
鑵guàn
鑶cáng
鑸lěi
鑹cuān
鑺qú
鑻pàn
鑼luógong
鑾luánbells hung on a horse; imperial
鑿záochisel; to bore, to pierce
钀niè
钁jué
钂tǎng
钄lán
顉qīn
鵭qín
Words containing this character20
金jīngold
资金zījīnfunds資金
基金jījīnfund
现金xiànjīncash現金
金融jīnróngbanking
黄金huángjīngold黃金
金属jīnshǔmetal金屬
美金měijīnUSD
奖金jiǎngjīnpremium獎金
金钱jīnqiánmoney金錢
金发jīnfàblond金髮
金额jīn’ésum of money金額
金牌jīnpáigold medal
旧金山jiùjīnshānSan Francisco, California舊金山
奖学金jiǎngxuéjīnscholarship獎學金
金色jīnsègolden
金子jīnziKaneko (Japanese surname)
基金会jījīnhuìfoundation (institution supported by an endowment)基金會
租金zūjīnrent
金币jīnbìgold coin金幣
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Characters with 金

What does 錫 mean?

Frequently asked questions about 金

Common phrases that include 金 (jīn) are '金钱' (jīnqián) meaning 'money', and '黄金' (huángjīn) meaning 'gold' or 'golden'. These phrases are often used in financial or valuable contexts.

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